In San Antonio and Austin, a public-private partnership, across this Nation, involves responsible corporate citizens, like HEB, working together with local entities to see that there's food security. But without SNAP, they cannot do their job. This bill has very little to do with reform and everything to do with denying a vital lifeline to school children and to poor Americans across this country. Let us reject it.
Lloyd Doggett: “In San Antonio and Austin, a public-private partnership, across this Nation, involves responsible corporate citizens…”
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